ALL MY CHILDREN & ONE LIFE TO LIVE Coming Back?

Is there hope ALL MY CHIDLREN and ONE LIFE TO LIVE will be revived on the web? Nellie Andreeva of Deadline.comis reporting the following:

I’ve learned that Prospect Park has revived its plan to continue cancelled ABC daytime dramas All My Children and One Life To Live online. I hear the company behind USA hit Royal Pains has inked deals with SAG-AFTRA and DGA for the soaps’ production, eyed to begin in the first quarter of 2013.

Rich Frank & Jeff Kwatinetz’s Prospect Park made a licensing deal with ABC in July 2011 to keep OLTL and AMC alive for online distribution on their Online Network, which was slated to launch in the first quarter of 2012. But after difficult negotiations with the guilds, the company last November pulled the plug on its plans, despite securing a slew of OLTL and AMC actors to reprise their roles. While the online venture was formally dead, I hear Frank and Kwatinetz never lost hope, and had been quietly working since the summer on putting their plan back together and had been talking with the guilds, resulting in agreements with SAG-AFTRA and DGA. (The status of talks with WGA is unclear.) I hear there are preliminary discussions with actors from All My Children and One Life To Live to rejoin the revived shows. Prospect Park refused comment.

UPDATE #1:
Reps for DGA and SAG-AFTRA have confirmed to Deadline that the unions have reached agreements with Prospect Park.

And the expect people to trust them after the empty promises? It never appeared as if they even had a business plan....sorry, but at this point, I don't care any more. No matter what they do the shows will never be what they once were.

Nelson Branco actually hinted at this in last week's (12/11/12) "Soap Uncensored" newsletter writing: While certain journalists have ordered fans to give up hope, I can assure you that we’re closer than ever to getting back our beloved AMC and ONE LIFE in one form or another. In fact, I expect news to break sometime soon. In order to protect the future of these soaps, I can’t say anymore than that.

Okay, now that SAG-AFTRA is on board... where are the shows going to be shot? Where are they getting money to rebuild the sets? Who's writing them? Are they gonna pick up where they left off or introduce us to mostly new characters? Are they really able going to be able to produce two hours of original programming every weekday...for the web? This all seems very unlikely...

I am afraid to get my hopes up (And Doug, P & G cancelled them because they didn't want do to them anymore. If someone would be willing to buy the rights to those shows, P & G would have to be willing to sell). I like, "Confessions" Idea of telenovelas. When I read the headline, I had to check the date to see if I was reading an article from 18 months ago. Hoping but not holding my breath.-K